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Co-ordinated by Cambridge School of Art Fine Art alumni Jo Miller, our exciting Year 10 and Year 11 Art & Design programme is run in the style of a foundation course, made up of three and four-week blocks of specialisms, taken from a range of subjects available to study at Cambridge School of Art.
Co-ordinated by Neil Henderson, Deputy Head of the Cambridge School of Creative Industries, our Film & Media Saturday Club, which is supported by the British Film Institute (BFI), will see students in Year 10 and 11 work alongside ARU students, expert academics, and industry-leaders to celebrate and explore the breadth of film and screen.
Music therapy has been proven effective in improving physiological and psychological outcomes for neonates. This article will review the available and studied methods of music therapy in the context of a possible introduction to neonatal intensive care for clinical benefit.
Join ARU's Medical Technology Research Centre (MTRC) online for a seminar from Prof Francesco Peri (University of Milano-Bicocca) on innovative strategies to target inflammatory diseases and activate innate immunity.
Join academic staff from ARU as they discuss their research work through a series of free Inaugural Lectures.
The lecture will explore how individuals and communities can work effectively to reduce their climate impact, what the common challenges are, and which (social) skills might we need to foster as a society to navigate all of this.
The lecture will explore how individuals and communities can work effectively to reduce their climate impact, what the common challenges are, and which (social) skills might we need to foster as a society to navigate all of this.
Join Professor Sir Christopher Pissarides, winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize 2010, for an evening exploring the future of work.
Join Professor Sir Christopher Pissarides, winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize 2010, for an evening exploring the future of work.
Reverend Canon Gale Richards will explore the 'diversity of beliefs within and between faith groups.' Following that, Gale will delve into UnLearning, examining it through the lens of the stories of Black women of faith who have been at the forefront of race equality activism. Gale will also share research findings from her own study on the lives of Black British Christian women.